Xiaomi's Surge OS Continues to Optimize, New Version Brings Multiple Enhancements

Xiaomi's Surge OS Continues to Optimize, New Version Brings Multiple EnhancementsSince its release, Xiaomi's Surge OS has been a subject of much attention and debate. While some users believe it's merely a rebranded MIUI, the system has gradually gained user recognition through recent updates and optimizations

Xiaomi's Surge OS Continues to Optimize, New Version Brings Multiple Enhancements

Since its release, Xiaomi's Surge OS has been a subject of much attention and debate. While some users believe it's merely a rebranded MIUI, the system has gradually gained user recognition through recent updates and optimizations. Its reputation has been steadily improving, with a significant reduction in bugs and a noticeable increase in smoothness.

Xiaomi has recently released a progress report on the Surge OS system, announcing various optimizations and improvements, including:

• Resolving the touch pen disconnection and failure issue on Xiaomi Pad6 Pro: After the fix, users can now smoothly utilize the touch pen without encountering any disconnection problems.

• Fixing the communication sharing failure issue on Redmi K70 Pro: Through software updates, users can restore the normal use of the communication sharing feature, ensuring smooth communication.

• Resolving the door card addition failure issue on Redmi K70 Pro: The official has successfully fixed this issue, allowing users to easily add and manage door cards.

In addition to solved issues, the official is currently addressing other problems that are expected to be resolved shortly:

• Music card displayed when pulling down the control center: Some users encounter an issue where music cards are displayed when pulling down the control center, which the official is diligently working on resolving.

• Blurred preview images in the multi-app background automatically reopen after closing: Some users have reported that blurred preview images in the multi-app background automatically open after closing, and the official has started to fix this.

• Desktop drawer list shrinking: Some users have reported that the desktop drawer list is becoming smaller, affecting the user experience. The official is currently optimizing this.

• Redmi K70 Pro game scene stuttering: Some users have reported stuttering problems in the game scenes on Redmi K70 Pro. The official is actively investigating and resolving this issue.

• Abnormal shoulder button functionality on Redmi K40 Game Enhanced Edition: This issue is not ideal for consumers, and the official has prioritized resolving it.

Furthermore, Xiaomi has noticed problems with some third-party applications, such as the crashing issue in popular apps like Douyin and Crossfire. The Xiaomi team has contacted the relevant app developers and are working together to find solutions, with the issue expected to be resolved shortly.

Beyond system optimization, Xiaomi has released the official beta version of Surge OS 1.0.13.0, bringing deep optimizations to system performance, desktop and widget functions, and improvements to the Always-On Display, offering a brand new experience.

More noteworthy is Xiaomi's recruitment of beta testers for the Surge OS experience enhancement edition, targeting developers and tech enthusiasts. The goal is to further optimize system animations and per-frame power consumption in games. The initial supported devices include Xiaomi 14, Redmi K60 Pro, and Xiaomi Pad6S Pro 12.4.

It's important to note that this version is a special branch intended for in-depth low-level optimization and experience enhancements, potentially causing instability. It's recommended for users who have a certain level of flashing knowledge and problem-solving ability.

Overall, Xiaomi's Surge OS performs quite well and is continually being optimized and improved. It's expected that the future Surge OS 2.0 will deliver an even better user experience.

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